House of Voices

A house. A woman. A multitude of silences. In Théo and Christina's home, danger does not come from outside. It lives between the walls, in the dark corridors, where children's laughter echoes even though little Christian has been asleep for hours. Christina believes she is going mad. Her family, her friends, the whole world are convinced of it. How to explain these hours that disappear, these clothes she never bought, and this sudden rage that turns her into a stranger?Faced with the shipwreck, Théo could have chosen to flee.
Instead, he decides to lock himself in. To understand the secret that is tearing his wife apart, he will accept the unacceptable. He will become the receptacle of a rage that does not belong to him, and the protector of ancestral fears. In the closed confines of their home, he will endure what no man wants to endure: the erasure of his ego to become the only anchor for a mind in pieces. C. R. Raven signs here a suffocating and carnal psychological thriller, where love is no longer a feeling, but an act of war against madness.
From the same author (Noir Collection): Learned Helplessness Narcissus Has No Reflection Prisoner of My Dreams